For April 16, 2022. Part 2 of  "I'm a Dead Man" by Alfred C. Machona from Zimbabwe.

This quarter we feature the Southern  Africa-Indian Ocean Division, which  oversees the Seventh-day Adventist  Church’s work in Angola, Botswana,  Malawi, Mozambique, São Tomé  and Príncipe, South Africa, Zambia,  Zimbabwe, and seven Indian Ocean islandnations, including Comoros, Madagascar,  Mauritius, Mayotte, Reunion, Rodrigues,  and Seychelles

This quarter’s six Thirteenth Sabbath  projects are in three countries: Angola,  Malawi, and the Indian Ocean islandnation of Mayotte.

Today's Mission Story comes from Zimbabwe, by Eugene Fransch

After Charmaine surrendered her life to Christ in Malaysia, she realized that she needed to honor her mother as instructed by the Fifth Commandment. But how?

Tune in to part 2 of Forgiving Mother for March 19, 2022 from Thailand, by Charmaine Ku.

Mission story from Thailand for March 12, 2022 by Charmaine Ku.

Mission story from Laos for March 5, 2022 by Sadua Lee.

Mission story for 2.26.22 from Laos. Kina is a pseudonym.

The territory of Laos is a part of the Southeast  Asia Union Mission in the Southern  Asia-Pacific Division. The first Seventhday Adventist mission station was opened  by Richard C. Hall and his family in 1957  at Nam Tha, in one of the northwestern  provinces. A short time later, Nai Mun  Lansri and Abel Pangan and his wife  joined them, and by 1961 a church with 44  members, mostly from the Maeo people  group, had been organized. In 1962, all  mission personnel were evacuated from Laos  because of war. Shortly after the missionaries  left, military forces overran Nam Tha, and  the mission buildings were destroyed.

Part of this quarter’s Thirteenth Sabbath  Offering will help open a school where girls  like Kina can study in Laos. Thank you for  your Sabbath School mission offerings that  help spread the gospel around the world.